Earth Images Blog by Wayne Nelson

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One of the most common subjects among nature photographers, is waterfalls.  They are also one of the most diverse subjects. Really anywhere you have water falling over land, you have a waterfall.  Big or small, straight forward or abstract, falling … Continue reading →

Cumberland Island, the southern most island along the Georgia coast, is one of the interestingly unique places for a nature photographer to go. It is an island about 20 miles long a 3 miles wide, and has white sandy beaches … Continue reading →

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I would like to take a brief moment to give my monthly Earth Images “state of the blog” address.  I promise I won’t interrupt any previously scheduled blogging. While I have complained from time to time that Earth Images does not … Continue reading →

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When I share my thoughts about pictures, sometimes there is a progression of pictures that go through my mind, and I share whatever it is that I might think about or remember, when I look at them.  Other times I … Continue reading →

On a trip to the Sonoran Desert of Arizona, I had several side trips planned for the week. I wanted to see the pipe organ cactus, the saguaro cactus, javelina, desert pronghorn and big horn, and the bird that made … Continue reading →

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It’s hard to ignore the yearly explosion of Canada Goose goslings.  With ducklings I usually get my images of them in a nice single file procession in the water. With goslings, bunches like this are pretty easy.  We usually have to wait on … Continue reading →

Taking a trip to California, was the furthest thing from my mind when the chance presented itself. However, I found some good prices for the air fare and headed West. My first trip…….knew not what to expect or what I … Continue reading →

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Please join me on this Memorial Day in remembering all of those who have given everything so that you and I can live in peace. I have had the opportunity recently to view Ken Burn’s current documentary entitled War.  It is specifically about … Continue reading →

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I have always said that the most important thing you can do to become a good nature photographer, is shoot, shoot, shoot.  The more time you spend in the field making pictures, the better photographer you will be.  It is … Continue reading →

It was an April Saturday morning in northern Illinois, and I was wearing by best camo‘s. I had found a very serene spot at Illinois Beach Park where I would go to read when I felt like doing that rather … Continue reading →